Malibu Beach (film) explained

Malibu Beach
Director:Robert J. Rosenthal
Screenplay:Celia Susan Cotelo
Robert J. Rosenthal
Producer:Marilyn Jacobs Tenser
Starring:Kim Lankford
James Daughton
Susan Player
Michael Luther
Steve Oliver
Flora Plumb
Cinematography:Jamie Anderson
Editing:Robert Barrere
Music:Michael Lloyd
Distributor:Crown International Pictures
Runtime:96 minutes
Country:United States
Language:English

Malibu Beach is a 1978 American film directed by Robert J. Rosenthal.[1]

Premise

Young people have adventures over the summer.

Cast

Reception

The film made $2.25 million.[2] Reviews were generally poor.[3] However the Los Angeles Times called it "pleasant as a summer holiday" and "tinged with a poingnant sense of youth's fleetingness."[4]

See also

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Notes and References

  1. News: Malibu Beach are 60s beach films. The Tampa Tribune. 18 April 1978. 42.
  2. Book: Donahue, Suzanne Mary. American film distribution : the changing marketplace. 1987 . UMI Research Press . 295. Please note figures are for rentals in US and Canada
  3. News: 'Malibu': Stuffing a stale bikini. Abilene Reporter-News. 16 July 1978. 28.
  4. News: Kevin. Thomas. 'Malibu Beach': A farewell to youth. The Los Angeles Times. 5 May 1978. 90.